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Christmastime Freestanding Lace 2#61048
l 16 DESIGNS
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• An Organ 80/12 Titanium needle is recommended for extended needle life.
Fabric: 3” to 5” squares of cotton, cotton blend, or washable satins or sateens. NOTE: Pre-wash all fabrics to prevent bleeding. • Red (Benartex Jacobean Joyeux/Provence, Style 02045 / Color 87• Green (Benartex Apple Butter, Style 00568 / Color 35• Washable satins and sateens
Stabilizer: • OESD AquaMesh or OESD BadgeMaster water-soluble stabilizer.
Notions: • Hemostats, tweezers, and/or stiletto for inserting “buttonettes” into eyelets on three-dimensional
designs
HANDY HINTS: • For three-dimensional lace:
• Insert the tip of the hemostats into the eyelet, grasp the buttonette, and pull through.• A stiletto could also be used to “push” the buttonette into the eyelet.• Handy Hint: Some three dimensional ornaments and designs may be easier to put together
when they are slightly damp. They may be re-dampened by misting with water at any time.• For “stiffer” lace:
• Cut away excess stabilizer.• Remove remaining stabilizer by rinsing under warm running water.• DO NOT RINSE away all the stabilizer for a “stiffer” lace. However, please do note that the
thread may appear a shade darker if stabilizer is not removed completely.• If you happen to wash too much out, easily re-stiffen by diluting some stabilizer scraps in water
and dipping the item in the solution.• For very soft lace:
• Cut away excess stabilizer.• Remove remaining stabilizer by rinsing under warm running water until all traces of the
stabilizer are gone.• Note: If lace should become too limp to work with, dissolve scraps of AquaMesh in warm water
and apply to the lace.
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1) Hoop two layers of OESD AquaMesh or one layer of OESD BadgeMaster water-solublestabilizer.
2) Attach the hoop to the machine and select the design of your choice.3) Stitch the 1st Color (the Placement Stitch).**4) Remove the hoop from the machine. DO NOT remove the stabilizer from the hoop.5) Cut a rectangle of fabric slightly larger than the stitching in the hoop.
a. OPTIONAL—for reversible design, cut two rectangles. Adhere wrong sidestogether with 101 Quilt Basting Spray.
6) Center the fabric right side up in the hoop over the stitched lines. See Photo 017) Return the hoop to the machine and stitch Color 2 (the Cut Line).8) Remove the hoop from the machine. DO NOT remove the stabilizer from the hoop.
9) Trim the excess fabric of the (one or two) layers of fabric from the outside of thestitched lines. See Photo 02
10) Return the hoop to the machine and finish stitching the design.11) If more than one appliqué fabric is used in the design, stitch the second placement
line for the second fabric. See Photo 0312) Cut a rectangle of fabric slightly larger than the stitched lines in the hoop.
a. OPTIONAL—for reversible design, cut two rectangles. Adhere wrong sidestogether with 101 Quilt Basting Spray.
13) Center the fabric right side up in the hoop over the stitched lines.14) Return the hoop to the machine and stitch the next color (the Cut Line).
Photo 01 Photo 02 Photo 03
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17) Remove the hoop from the machine and trim excess stabilizer from the design.18) Rinse away remaining stabilizer and allow it to dry.
** TO USE PRE-CUT APPLIQUÉ SHAPES• Print the desired appliqué pieces provided on the CD.• Roughly cut around appliqué shape.• Lightly spray the wrong side of the paper with 101 Quilt Basting Spray (temporary spray
adhesive).• Place the paper on the right side of the appliqué fabric and cut out the appliqué shape.• With the paper still attached, lightly spray the wrong side of the fabric.• Follow Steps 1 through 3 from above instructions• Place the wrong side of the appliqué piece over the Placement Stitch in the hoop.
Carefully remove the paper pattern from the top of the appliqué and continue stitchingthe design.
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
15) Trim the excess fabric fromthe outside of the stitchedlines. See Photo 04
16) Continue stitching thedesign. See Photo 05
Photo 04 Photo 05
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CANDLE RING INSTRUCTIONS
• Follow theGENERALAPPLIQUÉ AND LACEINSTRUCTIONS onCD to stitch thecandle base design five times.
• After pieces have dried, butt two edges together as shown in photo below and stitch with a zigzag stitch on a conventional sewing machine. Glitz as desired.
• Continue butting edges and stitching until all 5 pieces are stitched in a ring. See Photo to left
• Stitch the five top accentpieces following Generalappliqué Instructions fromCollection 2 CD. See Photo to right
• Glitz as desired.
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• Bring the two adjoining buttonettesalong the inner circle of the base intothe eyelets of the accent piece.
• Fold the accent piece and insert thetwo buttonettes (center area of ring)into the eyelets on each side of theaccent piece.
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• Insert the remaining two buttonettesinto the eyelets at the tip of the accentpiece.
LACE INSTRUCTIONS on CD to stitchthe appliqué napkin ring.
• Glitz as desired.• Wrap around the napkin and insert the
buttonettes into the opposing eyelets.
NAPKIN CORNER• Hoop a piece of OESD
Aqua Mesh Plus stabilizerwith the paper side up.
• Score and removeprotective paper from thestabilizer.
• Attach the hoop to themachine and stitch the firstcolor (Placement Line).See Photo 01
• Place the corner of thenapkin over the adhesive surface aligning the outer edges of the napkin with the straight sides of the stitching line. See Photo 02
Photo 01 Photo 02
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• Carefully smooth the napkin against the adhesive. See Photo 03• Stitch the next color (the Cut Line). See Photo 04• Lift the corner of the napkin and cut away the corner outside the stitching line.
See Photo 05
• Stitch the next color (the Tackdown). See Photo 06• Stitch the next color (the Placement Line for the appliqué piece). See Photo 05• Place a small square of fabric over the stitched lines and stitch the next color (the Cut
Line). See Photo 06• Trim excess fabric from outside the stitched lines. See Photo 07